Why The 'Race Card' Is Played

A discriminatory practice by which banks,insurance companies, etc., refuse or limit loans, mortgages, insurance, etc., within specific geographic areas, especially inner-city neighborhoods. Definition: Redlining is against the law, but that doesn't always stop violators. It is a discriminatory practice in real estate, typically involving lenders that refuse to lend money or extend credit to borrowers in certain areas of town or when realtors won't show properties to certain types of people in certain neighborhoods. Those red-lined areas are typically occupied by people in poverty or people of color, or both. It is against the law to discriminate against borrowers based on race or color, among other factors. Redlining became known as such because lenders would literally draw a red line around a neighborhood on a map, often targeting areas with a high concentration of people of color, and then refusing to lend in those areas because they considered the so-called "risk&q

baldbeardedandbeautiful We had some fun yesterday back to serious issues and good analysis of them  #media   #news   #racism   #raceanalysis dekeva_nicole @thedlhughleyshow @realdlhughley xo_yungtats Yup xo_yungtats Smh arianajennine Been this way from the beginning. Nothing new under the sun. ovodshaun Yep jennica801 Omg really they got it all fucked up white Privilege I’m white but I’m not down for this shit draped_drippedout39 Tupac been said the Media is full of dirty tricks ferrari_fbaby @therealremyredd @thesavoyshow femmmefatale03 @shaunking femmmefatale03 @theneighborhoodtalk femmmefatale03 @realdlhughley femmmefatale03 @troubleman31 the.deepstate It’s amazing huh real shit melissabreey #typical   #statusquomaintenance lone7255 @jamesmcmillian469 jdbones 😠😠😠 I see it everywhere. And if u say that's not true then your part of that problem that remains to exist in this crazy society or world we live in chiefburningherb01 what's this

When I was studying  #psychology  at @ucsc I learned about numerous studies involving children and skin color, as well as Jane Elliott's blue eye brown eye classroom experiment that many people have probably heard of #racism   #media   #learned   #children #blacklivesmatter Reposted from @chididdy26 and @mister_imhotep - "self love is at the root of a healthy life. Black people are taught to hate themselves. We don't even have the choice. We come here and everything tells us that we are not good enough. And when we are lucky enough to grow up in a healthy environment, racist will try to destroy us and force that narrative upon us. That is why this is important. The people who are not black can't understand this because they can't experience it and never experienced it. But they try to teach us how we're supposed to feel or heal. You can't teach people something that you can't understand. In abusive relationships there's always a moment of fricti

The tortured minstrel face embodied the assertion that blackness was grotesque in itself because it could never achieve the mythical ideal of whiteness. As the filmmaker and art historian Manthia Diawara observed so cogently two decades ago, the caricature silenced the black body by deforming it, leaving “room only for white supremacy to speak through it.”

Why The Race Card Is Played 'All your answers are here!' https://www.facebook.com/Why-The-Race-Card-Is-Played-266816134212104/ #whytheracecardisplayed

MIAMI (CBSMiami) — A South Florida jury has found North Miami Police Officer Jonathan Aledda not guilty on a culpable negligence charge in the shooting of a caretaker. He had been accused of attempted manslaughter for firing three shots at a severely autistic man but hitting the man’s caretaker instead. The jury deliberated for more than six hours but still could not reach a verdict on the attempted manslaughter charges. In fact, the jury could not decide on three charges. The state will decide on March 27 if they will go to trial on the other charges. Aledda was charged with 2 felony counts of attempted manslaughter and 2 misdemeanor counts of culpable negligence. The prosecution said in a statement, “Since July 18, 2016, our community has been traumatized by North Miami Police Officer Jonathan Aledda’s shooting of mental health therapist Charles Kinsey in his effort to protect his client, Arnaldo Rios Soto.” #whytheracecardisplayed

💔💔💔 Via @shaunking: This photo was taken in El Paso, TX. Hundreds of immigrant families are literally being detained in a parking lot underneath a bridge. This is disgusting and inhumane. Shame on our nation. https://instagram.com/p/BvmsReBnFBA/